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The Glass Castle
The Glass Castle: A Memoir
by Jeannette Walls
The Glass Castle (2/9/2008)
An amazing read of the thinking and behaviors of the average alcoholic family. It's all there: The denial, the people pleasing, the mother who chose to look the other way as her coping mechanism until she could not see reality at all. While I had nowhere near the hardship of Ms. Walls, I could so relate to the dynamics of that family. I will seriously recommend this book to all my friends, but especially to the ones in Al-Anon or AA.
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